Is it normal that this person gets a new band-aid every 5 years?
Ich würde noch Mumble reinwerfen, ist aber eher nah an teamspeak (also eher als spiele-voicechat) als irgendeiner lösung für unternehmen
This is beautiful. I've looked at this for 3 hours now.
why does this remind me so much of the spice and wolf anime?
nooo, that would be too easy. instead we should put tens of millions of taxpayers dollars into a closed source solution that hospitals have to pay thousands of dollars per month to use. (and it has like 12 critical vulnurabilities and the company refuses to fix them)
"you know, fuirsuits are the best for taking pictures cuz like no one blinks" 💯
thank you, i think i just discovered the best channel on the platform
Thank you all for your answers! I'm overwhelmed with the amount of good tips and suggestions!
I'll probably test some of them and see if they're fun to mal and useful for my village.
What details are "worth" mapping?
I'm currently mapping the village i live in (northern Germany). The building outlines and streets where already done by somebody else, so i mainly added the addresses to most buildings in my village and corrected some of the outlines. I did this with Organic Maps and later Vespucci.
Now my question: what other information is important enough to map?
I could go around and map every tree and specify the roof types for the buildings, but that would take ages and I think there are other details that are way more important to map for everyday openstreetmap users.
Is there some wiki page that lists the most important attributes that should be mapped? I searched on the OSM wiki but couldn't find such a list.
Thanks in advance.
Aber die Menschen bitte wieder raus! /s
this made my day, thanks!
I can't decipher the "unpa tawa" part
I liked the part where the one jan soweli unpa'd the other jan soweli more
where does this come from? i've seen this multiple times now
i think this is correct, but I see why someone would use "has" to emphasize that they are talking about a singular person
thank you for those articles, it was a great read
was just about to post the lower part
"Thank God, we're ine the US because most interviews in Italy, Spain, and so forth start out physically" 27:20
Well, I'm not quite sure about that....
(thanks for the link btw)